Win a Chance to Wear the Internet on Your Face with Google Glass

Last year Google unveiled its latest foray into life-embedded technology: Internet glasses. Well, “glass,” to be exact. Google Glass is one square that hovers unobtrusively in the top right corner of your field of view and displays practically anything you can cull from the Internet. And now you can be one of the first to get your hands on it. Am I the only one who thinks we’re heading into Blade Runner territory and is getting terribly excited about it?

Here’s what they “feel” like:

I don’t know about you, but I’d be a little freaked out about wearing those things on a roller coaster.

Just think of the possibilities:

So you’re knitting and forgot how to purl. “OK Glass, show me how to purl a scarf.” BAM, a video tutorial for you to follow along to – hands free.

Bored at the airport: “OK Glass, let’s play [insert your favorite game title here].”

Laying back on the couch and tired of holding a heavy book up to your face: “OK Glass, I want to read War and Peace.” The epic has never been lighter.

And that’s only the beginning. Hang out with friends a world away. Record and take photos of special moments with your children. And just think of what this can do for alternate reality games? *drool*

Be among the first to get your hands on Google Glass by answering what you’d do #IfIHadGlass. Get creative with a 15-second video, a tweet, photos, or posting on their Google+ page sharing how you’d live life essentially like enhanced Geordi La Forge.

Oh, and you must live in the U.S., source $1,500 to buy the glasses, and be able to travel to San Francisco, New York City, or Los Angeles on your own dime to pick them up. But don’t let that stop you – enter by Wednesday, February 27.

Ready… set… GLASS! How are you going to use them?

Lauren is a lifelong gaming fan. She expresses her love of strong female pop-culture characters by costuming at conventions. Internet marketing consulting, playing the clarinet and sax, practicing martial arts, and geeking out over tea keeps her busy the rest of the time. Find more of her shenanigans on Twitter and Google+!

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Win a Chance to carry the Internet on your face with the Google glass

Last year, Google unveiled its latest incursion in technology in the life: the Internet glasses. Well, 'glass', to be exact. Google Glass is a square which is discreetly in the upper right corner of your field of vision and displays almost anything that you can shoot from the Internet. And now you can be one of the first to get their hands on it. I am the only one who thinks we head on the territory of Blade Runner and is terribly excited about it?

Here's what they "feel" as:

I do not know about you, but I'd be a little freaked out to wear these things on a roller coaster.

Imagine the possibilities:

Therefore, you are knitting and I forgot how to make upside down. "OK glass, show me how to knit a scarf." BAM, a video tutorial for you to follow the long - free hands.

Bored at the airport: "glass of OK, let's play [insert your favorite title of game here] '." "

Laying on the couch and tired of wielding a heavy book in your face: 'glass OK, I read war and peace. The epic was never lighter.

And this is only the beginning. Spend time with friends an end of the world. Save and take pictures of moments with your children. And just think of what this can do for alternative reality gaming? * drool *.

Be among the first to get their hands on Google Glass in responding to what you would do #IfIHadGlass. Get creative with a video of 15 seconds, a tweet, photo or announced on his Google page + share how you want to live life essentially as improved Geordi La Forge.

Oh, and you have to live in the United States, the source of $1,500 to buy glasses and get to San Francisco, Los Angeles or New York City on your own dime to pick up. But don't let that stop you - enter by Wednesday, February 27.

Ready... set... GLASS! How will you use them?

Lauren is a fan of continuous play. She expresses her love of the female characters of the pop-culture of costumes at conventions, marketing Internet consulting, playing the clarinet and saxophone, practitioner of martial arts, and geeking around tea guard is busy the rest of the time. Find more of his shenanigans on Twitter! or Google +.

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